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COVER STORY
DISCOVER A NEW WORLD OF COLOUR Designed to inspire, Palettone is the ideal choice for
contemporary interiors in any commercial setting. REGULARS
SPOTLIGHT: THE FUTURE OF ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY
INTRAsystems share some interesting insight from their recent whitepaper on design using BIM Vs CAD.
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MAKEOVER OF THE MONTH: NATURAL HEALING
Altro products have been specified in a collaborative project that has transformed patient experience at Salisbury Breast Unit.
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SCREEDS & RESINS
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ON THE BALL: EXTERIOR FLOORING INSTALLATIONS
Stephen Boulton, Technical Service Manager for F. Ball and Co. Ltd., takes us through the steps to achieving perfect outdoor installations.
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PRODUCTS AND SERVICES The latest launches and updates from across
the industry.
10 QUESTIONS WITH… Gavin Whiley, MD, Havwoods Accessories Ltd tells us
how he grew up in the industry and why he thinks the future for flooring is bright.
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HISTORIC SOLUTION TO MODERN ISSUES Why are more developments turning to terrazzo
flooring as a sustainable flooring choice? Martin Wroe of Sherwin-Williams Protective & Marine Coatings discusses.
A TASTE OF THE ORIENT A bespoke terrazzo installation by Diespeker and Co
has helped to create a sense of opulence at an exclusive west London restaurant and cocktail bar.
MACHINES, TOOLS & ACCESSORIES
RISE OF THE MACHINES The Preparation Group offers expert guidance on
selecting the right equipment for your project.
GRIND TIME HTC say a grinder can provide the solution when
seeking a complete system to maintain and renovate your floor. REFURBISHMENT
DEMAND FOR RENOVATION OVER REPLACEMENT
AMA Research’s latest market report finds that the UK interior refurbishment and fit-out sector increased by 6% in 2017.
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